and the economy's going to be slowing down. the cumulative impact of the payroll tax increase, the income tax increase, higher gasoline prices and sequester cuts is all going to converge and result in a very weak print, i think, for maybe the second quarter gdp. i think the market pulls back a little and maybe once we get beyond some of the political uncertainty, the second half looks better. >> housing's better. the fur or five things you mentioned, do they more than offset the improvement we've seen in the economy? that we have finally seen, that we've waited center. >> i think they will in the short run. i think they will trump them. and we'll pull back. but i think the move in housing is sustainable. i mean, just -- in terms -- >> that's a lot. it covers a -- people feel much better about their job, about everything when they feel like, you know, they're -- what is that? >> you are correct. i'm saying, yes. >> you don't worry -- you're not -- that house you got, and by the way, folks, you can find it on -- >> what is going